วีดีโอ

clair de lune ethereal remix - TikTok

Hahaha - I'll take an advance reservation just for you. I have to adjust for inflation, so that will unfortunately be $1,000,000 a night.

This is our Airbnb in Montana - it would be the perfect place to plan a proposition trip :)

Glad I got your attention 😉

Thanks

HAHAHAHAHA

Does that mean i was supposed to get paid?!

lmaooo

Hi quinn!

That sounds dope! I'll have to check it out!

Right!!

Will have to check it out!

No treasures to mine

Are there any treasures

Yes! So awesome :)

@@bobkent4883 you are not allowed to mine for treasure from what I understand.

We walked around and explored, but we didn't take anything because i don't take things that don't belong to me. Besides it's illegal to take anything from there

Haha it actually is from 1960 I found it in an abandoned school

@@MountForgeMontana lucky you

Hiking is a lot more relaxing when you aren't on edge about getting attacked by a fucking apex predator lol. But you just can't get those views outside of Grizzly country in the US and Canada IMO

Would you call charging the same price as a 3 star hotel for a 2 bedroom house that sleeps 8 on 63 acres of land exorbitant?

@@MountForgeMontana Now I don't need to be a business major to tell you that charging that low likely means something is wrong with it

@@RosemaryCemetery i charge a fair market rate so i can sleep at night.

Guess everyone who works in a hotel or restaurant are non humans too

Dang

The original plan which was the recommendation by the manufacturer was a concrete slab. This is far from shady construction you can look up the builder yourself it’s an Amish crew that builds to Montana state code. This house will last as long as any stick built home cause it’s the same thing. And after the appraisal- we agreed a 4ft foundation was definitely better and happy we did it, it just wasn’t something we thought of initially cause not what the manufacturer recommended. We’re in this game for the long haul not just “cashing in” but I understand why you would think that way given the environment out there today. We bought our first place in 2019 before the pandemic Montana hype. And also 90% of businesses, restaurants, and more in towns like Columbia falls, Polson, west glacier, whitefish, and more rely on the “tourist boom” to feed their families of local residents who work there. It’s a tourism based economy.

No.

The first house withstood upwards of 75mph. The new house is 30,000lbs and secured to the foundation at more than a dozen points. I ain’t worried at all.

Yep exactly! Most guests have been understanding if anything is wrong as soon as they realize I’m immediately trying to make it right. Goal is to never have to do it, but inevitably it happens on occasion.

All I’m tryna provide!

Sorry if you took this as me complaining, cause I'm not. Just being honest about the work I'm doing and mistakes I've made.

facts - this airbnb ain't paying for my braces lmao

facts

Didn’t have the money when I was younger, I do now. I’d argue it’s actually a great decision to improve yourself later in life. But maybe you disagree.

Just gotta try to be better!

It was a double paned window and only the inside was cracked. It did not leak and was fully functional. Relax.

@@MountForgeMontana Why would you not think to warn customers? If it's already cracked it'd be pretty easy to break it even more, and I'd probably want to know if there may be glass particles around that I could cut myself on

@@spiriten I don’t have to justify anything to you lol. But it was cleaned, taped, and checked between every visit and guess what? Nobody got hurt.

@@MountForgeMontana you are charging $832 minimum for people to unknowingly stay in a home with a broken, taped up window while giving no communication. I see absolutely no problem with this scenario - if you had communicated instead of just laughing at your customers.

@@spiriten I’m glad you’ve taken such a vested interest in this. This was two years ago, so we weren’t charging the same. I had a great conversation with this guest and we both had a good laugh and found humor in the situation instead of negativity, like yourself. I also don’t care at all what you do or don’t find a problem with.

thanks for watching!

I’m sayin! Maybe I’m just a hateable guy. Thanks for the love ❤️

Honestly gonna take this as a compliment especially since i'm way older than Gen Z lmao

I wouldn't say I was complaining.... and I guess you can consider me an invader if you'd like, but I bought 63 acres of land in Montana so I'm pretty far away from my closest neighbor.

@MountForgeMontana Fair enough... that's legitimate use compared to the other 99% of them out there. I just know it's completely destroyed my town and the rest around Lake Tahoe. They're an absolute nightmare up here and the local scence is non-existent now... which has also caused major issues with businesses lacking people to work up here.

@@Hempdog yeah man - I've heard terrible things about what went down in Tahoe. We have one house on 63 acres and then developing more in a region zoned specifically for tourism near a National Park. I'm a heavy proponent of allowing vaca rentals only in certain neighborhoods/areas/etc. to promote good hand in hand tourism growth and residential growth. Tourism isn't going anywhere any time soon but that doesn't mean local communities have to suffer, they should prosper because of tourism if done right.

@@Hempdogif you don’t know the context and full story shut your mouth lol let the man do him rentals have been around for ages go talk shit on time shares

That's not a problem I worry about cause my wife & I write the mortgage check every month.

@@MountForgeMontana ahh daddy-in-law* got it

​@@Mike.The.Jeweler hate all you want brother - I don't have to justify anything to you. We earned what we have and we pay for every penny of it.

@@Mike.The.Jewelerdon’t be mad cause you failed and ran your grandfathers jewelry store into the ground. 🎉

@@MountForgeMontanai got you cuz ,mike aint shit